Urologist ·
Meliva Kardiolita Hospital, Vilnius , Vilnius, Lithuania
21 Years of experience ·
Languages Spoken: English , Lithuanian
Dr. Paulius Bosas treats innumerable conditions in patients as mentioned below:
It is this surgeon who is responsible for performing the right procedures to treat conditions of the urinary tract and the male reproductive system. Among the conditions resolved by these surgeons are the Urogenital tumors including those of kidney, ureter, bladder and prostate. A condition that is pretty common is Hernia for which the patients approach Urosurgeons.
Here are the several signs and symptoms that indicate a urogenital condition.:
A Urosurgeon consult is on the cards if bladder incontinence and frequent urinary tract infections are what ails you. Plus if you are having issues with urine or urination like pain or discomfort while urinating, blood in urine and reduced urine output then it could most probably be a urogenital condition.
As far as operating hours are concerned, Sunday is an off day and working days for the surgeon are 6 days a week, 10 am to 5 pm. The high success rates of the procedures performed by the surgeon is a sign of the excellent skills displayed.
There are several popular procedures performed by Dr. Paulius Bosas such as:
The surgeon performs procedures that can be just an outpatient one or may require a stay of a night or more than that. A Urosurgeon actually performs procedures that come under the branch of urogenital specialty and some such procedures are inguinal hernia surgery, total cystectomy and bladder tumor surgery. All factors must be taken into account while performing the procedures and this includes due consideration of what the patient needs.
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There is a lot of important work that is accomplished by a Urosurgeon when it comes to resolving the urogenital conditions and discomforts the patient is suffering from. It is a Urosurgeon who makes sure that the appropriate testing and screening has been done before the decisions on the procedures are taken. The Urosurgeons are always on the lookout for upgrading their procedures so as to refine the processes further. When it comes to preparing for the procedure and guiding the patient with the lifestyle changes to be made and prescribing the medications, it is the doctors responsibility.
Please do have a look at the tests that are recommended before and during a consultation with a Urosurgeon.:
When the patient has been agonizing over a urogenital condition, the doctor usually recommends tests related to the issue at hand, kidney tests surface more often than not among them. The surgeons can, after due consideration advise you to get a kidney or prostate biopsy if cancer is to be ruled out or confirmed regards abnormal growth in kidney or prostate. Further, many times the doctor advised you to get Kidney Ultrasound, Prostate/Rectal Ultrasound done.
When medical treatment has been ruled out either right at the onset or it has been applied and has failed to help you, it is then that you go to see a Urosurgeon. When the severity of the symptoms ensure that only this doctor can help you then you can consult a Urosurgeon. Further, post surgery complications can and should also prompt you to consult the surgeon at the earliest. Sometimes the symptoms do not have a direct reference as a urogenital problem but may lead to them, to rule out this possibility, your doctor may refer you to a Urosurgeon.
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